SPRING BAVARIAN EVENING - The parishes of Ullingswick and Little Cowarne are presenting a spring Bavarian evening at Pencombe and Little Cowarne Village Hall this Saturday at 7pm. Featuring oompah music, fun and laughter from the world-famous Bierkeller Schunklers, tickets at £6 and £4 are now available from 07812 566630 or 07976 284117.
A traditional Bavarian dinner will be included. Traditional Bavarian dress will be optional. Proceeds are in aid of St Luke’s Church, Ullingswick, and St Guthlac’s Church, Little Cowarne.
FUN RIDE - There will be a fun ride on Saturday starting from Panks Bridge Farm, Much Cowarne. First horse 10am, last horse 1pm. The ride will be over ten miles of farmland and green lanes with scenic views and minimal road work. Refreshments are available.
The cost is £15 adults, under-16s £10 (under-12s must be accompanied).
Further details on 07970 156620.
Proceeds go to church and village hall funds.
MORRIS DANCING AND TRACTOR RUN - To celebrate a number of birthdays, Silurian Morris will be performing at Much Cowarne Church from noon to 2pm on Saturday, April 10. All welcome to watch. This will be followed by a vintage tractor run leaving Much Cowarne Church at 2pm, arriving at 7pm at the Wheatsheaf Inn, Fromes Hill, via the Wheelrights Arms at Pencombe and the Rose and Lion in Bromyard.
Silurian Morris will dance at Pencombe at approximately 2.30pm and at the Rose and Lion at about 4.15pm.
Thereafter, they will be at the Wheatsheaf Inn, from 7pm to 8.30pm.
At 8.30pm there will be a firework display behind the Wheatsheaf Inn. All are welcome and there will be no charge but those attending will be invited to contribute to the charity buckets in support of the Midlands Air Ambulance and local hospice. From 9pm there will be an open music session at the Wheatsheaf Inn. All acoustic musicians will be welcome.
WOODLAND WORKSHOP - Woodland workshops, including hedgerow basket making and various weaving techniques, are being run in Morton Wood, Ullingswick this Saturday and Sunday, from 11am to 4pm. Details on 07920 851674.
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